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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 774

Museum of Art; Section 5(R)(3)(a) in said Chapter 289 and
found on page 1294 of the Laws of 1974, making available
$56,800 to the Department of Economic and Community
Development for the Maryland Historical Trust for
planning and restoration of the Molloy House, Chestertown
(Kent County); Section 5(R)(3)(b) in said Chapter 289 and
found on page 1295 of the Laws of 1974, making available
$127,000 to the Department of Economic and Community
Development for the Maryland Historical Trust for grant
to the City of Baltimore for the acquisition, restoration
and preparation for use of the following properties
within the Fells Point National Historic District,
contingent upon agreement by the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore to guarantee the cost of operating and
maintaining the property after completion of the
restoration: 1600 Shakespeare Street, 812 South Ann
Street, and Maritime Museum; Section 5(R)(3)(d) in said
Chapter 289 and found on page 1295 of the Laws of 1974,
making available $25,000 to the Department of Economic
and Community Development for the Maryland Historical
Trust for restoration of the Washington Monument
contingent upon the City of Baltimore providing matching
funds; Section 5(R)(3)(g) in said Chapter 289 and found
on page 1296 of the Laws of 1974, making available
$100,000 to the Department of Economic and Community
Development for the Maryland Historical Trust for grant
to the City of Baltimore for the acquisition and/or
restoration of historic facilities included in the
National Register as recommended by the City of Baltimore
and approved by Maryland Historical Trust and the
Department of State Planning subject to review and final

approval by the Board of Public Works[[.]]; Section

5(C)(7)(a) in said Chapter 289 and found on page 1270 of
the Laws of 1974, making available $2,460,000 to the
Department of Natural Resources for Patapsco State Park
(Baltimore and Howard Counties) for construction of
roads, parking, support buildings and utilities destroyed
by tropical storm Agnes in Ilchester area; Section
5(I)(1)(c) in said Chapter 289 and found on page 1281 of

the Laws of 1974, making available $1,394,100 to the

Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services,

Division of Correction, headquarters for construction and

site improvements for conversion of the Southern

Maryland Correctional Camp into a Regional Community
Correctional Center (72 beds) for St. Mary's, Calvert and

Charles Counties and the State's share for a 36—bed

pretrial lockup module; Section 5(I)(3)(c) in said

Chapter 289 and found on page 1283 of the Laws of 1974,

making available $207,000 to the Department of Public
Safety and Correctional Services, Maryland Penitentiary

(Baltimore City) for installation of interior and

exterior security lighting on West Wing, South Wing, "C"
Dormitory and various other buildings; Section 5 (M) (1) (i)
in said Chapter 289 and found on page 1266 of the Laws of

1974, making available $836,000 to the University of

Maryland, College Park (Prince George's County), for

extension and replacement of facilities.         The

aforementioned items are described by reference, but